Obnews International Desk: The Government of India on Thursday reacted strictly to the security lapse during the visit of Foreign Minister S Jaishankar in London. The government termed the uproar by Khalistan supporters as an 'provocative act'. The Ministry of External Affairs said in its statement that it is' misuse of democratic freedom by a small group of separatists and extremists.
At the same time, the ministry hoped that the host country would fulfill its diplomatic responsibilities properly.
India's Foreign Minister, who went on a six -day tour of Britain and Ireland, addressed a session at the think tank Chautham House on Wednesday. During this time, Khalistani extremists performed with loudspeakers and tricolor outside. When External Affairs Minister Chautham was coming out of the House, a protesting took the tricolor rapidly towards his car and tore the tricolor in front of the police officers. However, the police immediately intervened and removed the protestor from there. The Government of India has given this incident to External Affairs Minister S.K. Seeing Jaishankar's security in security.
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Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said that he had watched videos of the incident of security in the security of the Foreign Minister during the UK visit. He strongly condemned the provocative activities carried out by a small group of separatist and extremist elements. Jaiswal said that misuse of democratic freedom by such elements is unacceptable and hoped that the host country would fully follow its diplomatic responsibilities. At the moment, detailed information to the incident is awaited.
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar arrived in London on Tuesday on a six -day visit, where he emphasized on strengthening bilateral relations with Britain and Ireland. During his visit, Jaishankar met Britain's Prime Minister Care Stmper and wished India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Various issues were discussed in this meeting, including the situation of Britain on bilateral cooperation and Russia-Ukraine conflict. In addition, Jaishankar also met Britain Foreign Minister David Lammy, which had a detailed talks on the Free Trade Agreement (FTA), strategic partnership and political cooperation.
